Peter wrote: ||| On Thu, 28 Feb 2002 22:10, Ryan Shaw wrote: ||| > Eung-ju wrote: ||| > ||| > I seem to remember a while back someone mentioning ||| > ||| > they had a Python script that would convert source ||| > ||| > to Avalon style (brackets and whitespace and such). ||| > ||| > ||| > ||| > Does this script still exist and if so could I get ||| > ||| > a copy of it? ||| > ||| ||| > ||| I don't remember that kind of script. ||| > ||| But here is another solution. Use IDEA's "Layout Code" funcationality. ||| > ||| check http://www.intellij.com ||| > ||| Or other kind of source reformatter. ||| > ||| > I use emacs for formatting my code as I write it.
I've got an avalon style defined in emacs, I just wanted something to convert old code in a different style without opening every file in emacs. I'm sure there is some obscure emacs function that would reformat directories recursively but I'm too lazy to figure that out. :^) ||| Checkout jrefactory.sourceforge.net and look for PrettyPrinter. This looks like it might be what I need. Thanks, Ryan -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
